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A light brief snowfall and gust of wind (or something resembling that)
flurry
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1
At supper time a
snow
flurry
overtook us and whitened the forest.
2
A
snow
flurry
,
fine as wedding lace, danced across the air.
3
We might get the odd
snow
flurry
but hopefully that will be it.
4
She says there could also be the odd
snow
flurry
,
especially in the north.
5
A
snow
flurry
gusted up, veiling her view of the front of Archer's townhouse.
6
A single
snow
flurry
came and went, leaving the peat peppered with unmelted flakes of ice.
7
A
snow
flurry
had whitened the streets.
8
It is only a little
snow
flurry
.
9
MetService said there could still be the odd
snow
flurry
but the worst of the weather was over.
10
A high wind from the northeast was driving before it particles of ice, and now and then a
snow
flurry
.
11
The leaden clouds, bracing breeze and brief
snow
flurry
that seemed unfitting for a mid-April day only heightened the Cold War chill.
12
An occasional
snow
flurry
and biting gusts of wind added to the discomfort of the rescue crews, but they remained steadily at work.
13
At the start of June 1975 there were
snow
flurries
at Lord's.
14
The weather had definitely turned cold, but
snow
flurries
were not a problem.
15
All three flashlights center on the activity, but
snow
flurries
continue to intervene.
16
Snow
flurries
appeared from nowhere and pelted our cement waiting area.
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